{ "info": { "author": "Twinapex Research", "author_email": "mikko.ohtamaa@twinapex.com", "bugtrack_url": null, "classifiers": [ "Framework :: Plone", "Programming Language :: Python", "Topic :: Software Development :: Libraries :: Python Modules" ], "description": "Introduction\n============\n\nKupu Tabs enables end user editable plone.org like front page tabs in WYSIWYG editors.\n\nThis is a generic Javascript/CSS library and can be pluggd in to any WYSIWYG editor. Currently Kupu is supported.\n\nBenefits and use cases\n======================\n\n* Where there is plenty of content on the page, but splitting it up is unsuitable and we do not want the user navigate away from the page\n\n* Suitable for content where the reading order is not critical\n\n* No page loads - better user experience\n\n* Fact pages (http://plone.org front page)\n\n* Data sheets\n\n* Accessibility - if Javascript is not supported renders as a normal page\n\n* Printability - prints as a normal page\n\nInstallation\n============\n\nInstall via buildout\n\neggs =\n\tcollective.kuputabs\n\t\nzcml =\n\tcollective.kuputabs\n\t\nUsage - Plone\n=============\n\nOpen any Kupu editable content.\n\nWrite a tab name and choose \"Tab\" as its style from Kupu style drop down.\n\nAll text after Tab until the next Tab section or the end will be placed inside a tab container. \nTab'ed text will be placed inside a tab container.\n\nYou can choose which tab is open by default with Tab (open by default) style.\n\nThere is two example style files: kuputabs.css.dtml for any Plone theme (variable colors) and kuputabs2.css which\nis more generic one.\n\nUsage - Generic HTML\n====================\n\nCreate a container DIV for your content. Usually this is #content or similar and already provided your CMS/blog/whatever.\n\nAdd class \"kuputab-tab-definer\" for